What is one reason why democracies in sub-saharan africa tend to be fragile? a. people in sub-saharan africa do not have any democratic institutions. b. the population in many countries is too low to support national elections. c. ethnic conflicts, made worse by poorly drawn borders, destabilize many attempts atgovernment. d. people in sub-saharan africa believe that democratic institutions are being pushed on them by the west.

Answer

D. They believe that democratic institutions are being pushed on them by the west

Explanation

Democracies in the sub-Saharan Africa tend to be fragile because most leaders have manipulated the societies to believe that democracies are plans of the West to continue controlling African Nations even after independence. Most leaders stay for more than 10 years in powers practicing dictatorship and continuously changing the constitution to serve their needs. In addition, corruption I most leaders has been a barrier to attaining democratic ways of ruling.